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The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

John 3. Pewters, retail liquor dealer,
10 East 18th St, (near cor. Wabasha), !,
st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

BRA1NERD, GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, .. NJ. Clark; vice-president, John
McGuire, recording secretary, James Mater: in
ancial secretary, John OToole.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20
STATE HIBERNlAN DIRECTORY.
A COMPLETE LIST OF The STATE
AND DIVISION OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
STATE DELEaATE--Lawrence Fahey, box 2407,
ST. Paul.
STATE SEoRErARY-W s. Bayley, 1904 Washing
ton avenue south, Minneapolis.
STATE TREAsuRER-FrankL L. Cotter, Winona.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20
AsoKA. MURRAY COUNTY.

County Delegate, s. O'Leary, Anoka.
President, Michael Harrington; vice-Rreside1t,
John H. Mahoney; recording secretary, Danlel Ell r.
surer, Patrick Glenmore.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

County Delegate, D. F. McDermott, Clontarf.
Division No. President. John McC Carthy, Clon-
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY.
County Delegate, F. Z. Newell, Morris.
President, George Rowles; vice-presid@ent, @ WI
ham Loeue: recording secretary, S. A. flaherty;
financial secretary; 8. C. Murphy; treasurer, 11m-
othv Murnhv
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Asrs. CisS s,snd wssshsui.

Washington Dispatch u The ON Aha World.
Tho common use lately msds Of Mu.
Clsvelsnd's picture ~ An sd vertising card ID
likely to lead to several suits against the irms
putting them cut The originals Of the PIC
lures were copyrighted by two Washington
photographers shortly after Mrs. Clsveiand's
marriage. Al first the only advantage
reaP0d WAS tom the loch sale Of
csrdA Gradually an outside demand
aPrAng up Before this could 10 met
orders conmonced to pour Ia from oil paris
Of Europe fnr them. They have proved % bs
the most popular selling pictures Os the day.
To supply the foreign demand leading hOusss
In London snd Paris are uow striking on
copies Of the American originals without 70
gard ~ the rights of tho Washington artista.
They have no remedy for the foreign griev.
sncss, but they have one TOR the infringement
In this country. The iObacco houses, cixaroete
manufacturers and sn~p dealers who have
bet n max ing Mrs. Cieveiand'H features com.
mon In li'hogrsphs aud ciirom, arc to be
called u account, and the prosecutions will
have the moral sanction Of tho White house,
where the practice has caused much OHonseI
There h no desire on the part Of MTA Glove
land to give the Washington dealers . nIoG-
Opoly of her features and she 10 not averso 20
copies being msde for private sale, use or
ornament, even u she should be compelled
to give outside artists . special sitting, but
shs will not give her consent to the us0 Of
her pictures tor III advertisements
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DE-. Cyrus Edison, On the kp0ch.
II In bSst N wear dark clothing In the Gum.
mor The black absOshn heat Whoa u u In
the suns rayA On the other hand the hsas
will pass out through ths black textures mp.
idly, % that the radiation Of The hsat frum the
body would b much frser In pefDon clothed
In blark than whitA This statement y I0rUi-
bly, illustrAted BY the white coats a aniuals
which live In the Arctic rsgioua They esU
clothed that way for the reason that The color
holds the bcdily heat and dos not ALLOW u
70 rsdisss ~ rapidly - black. Thin fisn-
mol shirts are good for summer wear, and
II 10 best tO wear them next % the
skin. Lemonade ~ Q good drink for hot
weather, but, taken In excess, u hes . scor-
butte effect The tirst effect OF alcholic drints
is tn Gauss Iiss In temperature. The blooi
vessels Of the brain arc oonEested, the heart
10 stimulated The secondary effect 10 to
lowcr temperature slightly. But you never
dud alcohol used In moderation. PeopleWho
use u invariably use it To exoeeA When
taken 70 excess. nothing could bs ustd
that would produce sun stroke or heal
exhaustion quicker. Lager bosr and ale
oten the pores and cause p0rspiration. These
drinks $40 nOt ~ tod y whisky, because
alcohol In the deletoriOus ingredient, and Of
course substances that contain moro Of tt are
moro delsssrioua The best and the most
wholesome summer drink u cold wafer. Il
should be irsely used, and should bs cooled
by keeping u ON tho loo, and not by putting
ice In II A Tow bottles pIsced In the re-
rigerneor every morning would bo sufficient
to supply the family during the day. An sx.
ceiient practice for those In cities " here soda
water fountains sre numerous is 70 ocsa-
siousily make use OF that beverage Hoda
taken when thirst caila for it u heaiihful and
refreshing. The favored syrups sold at tb6so
fountains should never 10 taken In hot
weather, ~ they sro very heating.
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CURE or wRENUmEO SPINE.

How many men given to heavy labor go
thtou yh iite with u kind OF hitch in the bac l.
bone caused by wrenching at sons period In
their younger days. Let all such tAke heed
from the foliowing letter:
LSHpoxvILLx. OIL LEAns Co, N. r., Mar. .. 1855.
Some years ago. while loSdin, sheep on the
railroad, badly wr, nched my back I was con.
nned to my bed for two weeks. being partially
paraly yxed. Az could get no roitet. put on my
spine three ALLCosK's fLAsrHRs from tho small
OF my back MP between my shoulders. From
that day began tn get better. suffering less
pain all the time. lput fresh plasters on every
ten days. and In month WAS we'll ana attend.
ing 10 my business. q. II. BENTLEY.
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Topostpone, when the duty for immediate
action is clear, Is always unwise. Especially
Is IL 50 when increasing III health calls for o
resort To 0edicatiOn. Diseases of the Kid
neys and bladder are often OF swim growth
always OF fatal tendency IL not combatt-d At
the outset. We have sll-even tbosO Of US
who are not remarkably well instruct-d--
heard something Of the danger attending
Bright disease, diabetes and other diseases
ofthe kidneys or bladder. Let no One be
foOlhardy enough, to procrastinate IL he per-
ceives the renal organs tn be inactive. Hos
letters stomach Bitters are peculiarly adapt
ed 10 overcome this inactiou. To sufficiently
stimulate, without exciting the kidneys and
bladder. Infinitely is this diuretic 10 he pre-
ferred To the impure and fiery stimulanis Of
commerce, which prove the bane Of unwa
persons with a tendency To renal troubles.
They are likewise Incompatible for dys-
pepsis, debility, fever and sgue, end bilious.
ness.
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culG at $40 ,. N. ana aErivss st laa6sGI9 9 -
Tne Marsetaa Aooommoastsor iesvp CueUai
~ at 60 = q. and reaches Marietta . - -
.oAvee Columbia at I:l6 4 n An1 ~ - -,
reAching Marietta At 1xM IAn0 - G4q0G
Marietta q S0 p. M. ana arrives y OoelIo0W
ESD also, leaves ~ o:36 and arrives q ~ Z E
Tbs York AccommOdAtf0n leaves AO1ge11o4
5:l0 ana arrives st Lancaster - ~ oounouo
With HaxTioburB &xpreoo q elo ., -. q AZ
The fre0srick Aocummod dAt1oa, WogA eDuqoG
ing at Lancaster with Fest Lt1A Wd1os 0y
p. m. Wlu run thruugA 70 Hye0er16k. sSlsSll
Cho 1r00erfek AoComm00Aton, oQ9A lQ1Iu1
O0tHmb1A at 13sD and reaches IA6ooDook - |
u. F
Hanover Accommodation, East. lsavsD Qe11.
bia At l:lO p m. Arrives ~ LAuoaot0e - A0X
M, connecting with Day kxpreso. III
Hanover Ac<Nln lnl<AAs1OlA, WoDt, o00144 -
isAncAster with Niagara kxproGS 6 ~ ~
wln run through N Hanover daily oDooUe -
1nst Line, wesI On SUNDAY, VIA fa0
Hll stop At OowningtOwns OoafeevillA
burY. N. JUS, klixRbotht1Wn an0 At01aGo1
..trke os.iy trims which rAn Analy. o.
t1A MAl train west runs bv IAy q oo10{1 81
J: =. WOOD, 6Ou0ru1 PaDo0AGog ADW1W s
CAA6. Z. PU0H 0euaral nAnaeog.
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0sessly Ezsassa.

Not 2 iew q the citizens Of Lancaster. Pa.
s.tounding fActs. that several o6 thsir iriesds
whc h.d been proucunosd by their physicisas
with that dreadful monster Cons0 IsptaSn : Nv
been completsly curea by DR.. kingS New Dis.
does positively cure all throat and lung 6iSsesss
oughss COld.. Asthma and 1yOnohitis. 9'6isl
LIT and ~ North Queen " Lancasisr. PA IL
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WEAK MEN

sunsrinx from the snscts Of youthful srrors,
eaxiy decay. Wasting yea1neaa lost manhood.
tanning full pasttoulArs tog home oure, FRtH OF
oAaElG = Splenoid medical work should be
tAte1 Adaeos. PROr. =. Q. I0WL1R,
Wlkem0AWs no0dus. Coma,
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5GFs' roSiUAs.


z!sEsfSE r1SfUA<.
sHIiOHs CUBE viii Immediately rali0vO
Group, Whooptug Cough and Bronchttis. For
sale by II. d. Cochran. Druggist. No. ln 1ortb
Queen street ~
Why WILL you cough when shil0h's Cure
Will give Immediate relief Price 10 cts, 50 cta..
ana D.. For sale by II. b. Cochran, DfuGgist
No l87 North Queen street. t6l
wonderful Curss.
w.D. Hoyt d Co, Wholesale and Retail Drug.
gtsts Of Rome. Ga, says: We have been selling
Pr, Kings New Discovery: Electric Btters AND
Bucklens Arnica Salvo for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell ~ we'll. or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these m0dt.
cines In this city Several cases OF pronounoed
Consumption have been entirely cured by use
Of y few bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery.
taken In connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by ii. H. Cochran,
Druggist, LII and i3 North Queen street. Ian
caster. Pa. ~
the REV. GEO. II. THAYEk, OF bourbon
In0., says +" both myself ana wife owe our 0veo
70 ealLOHs CONeUAPTlONC CUBE" For salo
sfrset tsS
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{ hsvs been for several Year, 8 sufferer nom
hay fever and severe head colds, and have trlsl
Ss. 70 hSSps Of ,ss
. cam nalm would not b. Without it for Sny
confederation. ltte simply w0ndsrful IN its ef.
can ckesrfully recommend Bly's Cream Balm
10 the suffering public for hay 1ever and stop
pag0 OF the air passages. have tsie1 tt sul nnd
lt Stveo Immediate reliel-J. Y. tectOgi - 1oek
0sSoe6 Little Hook Arb. auG9w1ooo&W
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WHOLEHALE AND RETA I'LL GROCER
A Cold Wave'

We have II right in our store room. Four i'm.
mense Electric Fans In continuous motion, ron.
0er1ng the room cool, cheerful and cOmfOrtA-
BILE. Not bOas'ingly, but with pride, DO Wo point
70 our SUCCESS In our new quarters. Scarce two
months have gone by since wo had our grand
OpanfnG. Then half dozen saIesmen wns all ro-
quired on busy day; To day We have from l6 70
~. ana can usa again ~ many. Seeing In be-
lisving." station yourself in front Of our build.
ing on saturday. and you will SEQ sight. Every
oay brings in nov trade.
WE ARE sBLLlN3
Gnnulated sugar At &c White Sugar, 5kc I;
Almost Whito. 6c Rich Brown. lkc.
Table Syrup. B. !. & 10 ana IN cents quart.
Our q. In light - honey ana takes WE'LL
One aundred Gallons uro kxtrsctsd CAltfOr.
mia Honey. hs. for 80. This 10 new crop honey
ana guaranteed strictly pure.
T8As-Since the great reduction In our Teas
0therB have tried 70 follow us-with schemes and
other oevfces BeWare-cOm pare and 10 tho
Judge .. 70. 80, Is ana % cents pound.
COIfeE-l2H. Is Is ~. "a n ana ~ cents.
PkU sEs-!.E 8 1. 8 and rs. for . cent?.
RAISlN4-3 Ms. for 26 cents.
hlCG-6, s. and hS for - cents
Extra Family Crxckers. &c pound. Picnic
Hams. i0c. Dried Beef. lAc. Mackerel, TO, Si o.
and q lOper bucket; We pay back 90c. for empty
buckets In good condition. Pure Cider Vine
Ear, l6c. gallon. White wine Vinegar, lSc. o
gallon. Finest Imported White Wine for pick
cling, lSc quart OIL reduced from q, 20 and
Is cents gallon 70 %. Is and 10 cents. Another
Carload sa.t-aO bags. $50 or 10 bag lots, sOc:
carload lots, 8sc. Best e0c. per quarter Flour in
the city.
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HuNpnREYS.
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS.

On. HUMPARgYy
Book Of All Disoasas, Cloth and Gold Binding,
IN Pages. with stsol Engraving.
MAILRD rREH
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The rush at II. n. Cochran, druggist, No. IN
North Queen street, still continued on account
g persons atllictsd with Cough. Colds. Asthma.
Of kemps naisam for the Throat and Lungs.
wR!ch 2 sold ON guarantee and u giving entire
Price . esnts andsi. MA s1sS1rSS. olSiWd6G
street Ianoast6r. Pa, q oailiug eHI LOHD
COUGH CUR1 g Q gusrentsS 70 cure eii throat
ana lung trOublaoL fHI
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DENN1YLvANIAR RAILROAD uOD1w
I ULB..ln effect from Juno ~ looa u
zfAino t1AvD LAnuA04W anA lo6vo - ooUt
At PhilAAqsphia a. sollOW1: 81
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The Delinquent Taxes

The delinquent tax bill as passed by
both houses Of the legislature provides
that:
All unpaid taxes for 1885 shall become
delinquent Feb. 1, 1887, and shall draw
interest at the rate of l per cent per
month from the date of such delinquen-
cy until July /. 1887, when there shall be
added as penalty per cent. upon the
amount SO remaining unpaid.
Tf s.bill as originally reported had the
word June" in place of "July"-as
stated in the GnArHIc last week. As
will be seen the bill docs not extend the
time when the 1886 taxes shall become
delinquent, but does away with the per
cent. penalty on Feb. 1, and the addition
al penalty of per cent a month there
after and fixes the interest at 10 per
cent instead Of 10 per cent. We think
the bill better one than that Of two
years ago, lnasmuch as that the per
cent. month interest after Feb. is not
too excessive for the farming commun.
ity and the poorer classes and just what
is needed to induce the moneyed men to
pay up their taxes in preference to hold
ing the money back till the last day.
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q. A. H,

The public installation OF the officers
of Reno Post, G. A. R.. and concert
took place at the opera house last Thurs
day evening, as previously announced
in these columns; and, Notwithstanding
that several unavoidable circumstances
conspired to prevent the success antici-
pated. it was very pleasant occasion.
Gen. Lucas was prevented from attend
ing by sickness in his family. His duties
were successfully performed by Past
Commander Maynard. One of the best
features Of the evenings entertainment
was an extemp oraneous speech by Capt.
w. H. Curtiss. After he had sat down
many were inclined to think what the
GRAPHIC has previously opincd; i. e.,
that, as an extemporary speeker, the
Captain has no superior, if an eqnal. in
this county. A social dance ended the
evenings endowment.
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TWO Papers FOR rwo DOLLAR.

tAnd a hundred others at tho same low price)
e-ln order to secure the above low rates sub
scnptions must be paid one year in advance in
themselves OF the same otter by first paying up
all errearages.
~ Subscribers to the New York World will re.
Geiye lts great premium, 800 page history Of the
be sent By mail.
Any publication not named above will be
furnished III connection with the 6RAPK1o at the
same low rates, or to paid up subserib at
Wholesale prices. We will give the lowest rates
on any newspaper or magazine published in the
y United states. either separately or with the
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The subjoined letter from an Illinois
town. addressed to Chief of Police, Kim
ball, Oak, has been shown us by Chief
Weinberg. The parties referred to arc
not known here.
S.r:
Will you obliga me by asking
Mr.. Geo. =. Shaffer md Nj. Ii. g. Smith Il am
not positive about the middle initial of the lat
teri il other had lost nythine. if so and they
can furnish full and correct description 1t will
be returned to them.
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Two recently published anecdotes Of
children are worth boiling down and re-
printing. One is of little Boston girl
who had just begun going to school
She heard gronp of children Dragging
about being lin" fractions, and in fourth
reader, and so on. and, not to be out
done, chirped up promptly: Pm in a
primer and slate and pencil and a
sponge" The other story is about a
small Chicago boy who was delighted
one day when slight fire in his fathers
house brought the firemen and the en-
gine. Say" he exclaimed to the first
fireman he niet. "Say, if there should
be a big fire here and you want to save
things, please don't save my winter fan
nels, for they tickle me-"
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uote,ch.r~.

8. W. Kent. formerly of Wethcrcll &
Kent, has leased the Kimbsll House and
expects to take possession to-day. Mr..
Bronson, the retiring landlord. informs
the GRAPHIC that he will remain in Kim
ball for the present at least. if not per
manently.
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Fresh From Dakota.

From the Peoria Transcript.
A Dakota miss in Hamlin University
near st. Paul. became very weary of the
same prayer every day, and paralyzed
the professor and the whole school the
other morning by yelling out, Chest
nuts" The wild western maiden has
gone back to her native heath.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla Is prescribed and
recommended BY eminent physicians. and
is taken with perfect safety by old and
young. In cleansing and vitalizine
effects - ,and speedy, and 1t Is uni.
verssSSy yy,sE 81 E ID 10 be the most eject
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he. and women.

Mr.. A. r. Latchcm is still in Chicago
County Register Orcutt was calle,
Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Foster was among our
callers, Tuesday.
Mr.. II. E. Gates went down to Plank.
inton. Wednesday.
Mr.. G. B. Walker has opened a real
estate Office in St. Paul.
Mr. Mark Ward and Capt. s. r. Nu-
gen were at Mitchell, Tuesday.
Supt. Molls private car went through
on the Wednesday morning passenger
MIR. r. G. Rigby, general agent of the
Osborne Binder Co. was in town Tues
day.
Attorneys Brown and Mckay went. to
Yankton Monday to attend to legal
case there.
Mr.. o. P. Hull, the new proprietor of
the Waterbury Ne,cs was welcome call
or Wednesday.
Shurter. the Buffalo county rustler,
went to Des Moines, Ia, for week s
visit. Monday.
Mr.. j. w. Motfltt left yesterday morn
ing for few weeks visit to relatives in
Woonsockct.
MIR. w. Fl. Snow returned from his
visit to Milwaukee and intermediate
points, last week.
Mr. D. E. Robinson has gone to Du-
buque for short visit The shanty is
in charge of Mr.. VIM. Saylor
The general agent of the Western Fire
and Marine Ins. Co.. of Sioux Falls, was
making plat of the Maine street blocks,
Wednesday.
Mr.. F. V. Bartlett, general agent for
the Walter A. Wood Co.. was looking
after his company's interests here. the
first of the week.
Mr.. W. A. Scott, the jolly. rollicking
and irrepressible representative of
Mitchelrs live daily. called Tuesday to
get chew Of our plug.
Mr. N. J. Robinson, of White Lake,
son of d. E. Robinson of this place. was,
on the Goth inst, married to Annie v.
Boulton, at Goderich, Canada.
Mr.. & Mrs. d. II. Packard wish,
through the columns of the GRAPHIC,
to express their sincere thanks for the
kindness shown them and theirs in their
late sad atfliction.
Parker Press: A. s. Church, of Cham
berlain, is filling the night operator 8
place, at the Milwaukee depot, who in
turn has taken the day operators place,
during his absence at tie Winter Carni-
val at ST. Paul.
Little Ross Warner, the five-ycar old
son Of Mr.. & Mrs. f. D. Warner, re-
turned from Milwaukee last Thursday
evening. coming all the way in charge of
he Milwaukee conductors. His sight has
been completely restored under the skill
full treatment Of Milwaukee occulist,
in whose care he was placed some weeks
since
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Ayers Pills cure constipation, improve
the appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action, and regulate every funct-
Ion. This medicine is pleasant to take
and gentle in its operation. Sec article
in Ayers Almanac.
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He Never Ran q Newspaper.

Samuel j. Tilden left ninety three
pairs of drawers, seven under shirts,
eighteen linen shirts, twenty seven pairs
of silk stockings. fifty-tive handker-
chiefs. and five oycrcoats
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Alfnah.

Alfalfa promises to become leading
and successful crop in Dakota. Hun.
dreds of thousands Of acres of it are
grown in Colorado and its cultivation is
attracting the attention of many Dakota
farmers. The January issue of TIE
Dakota Farmer will contain practical ex-
pcrience from Dakota farmers who have
tried this clover and succeeded with ii
in Dakota. Every farmer should read
( serves M would ~vnsr. subscription price
and he be drilled rrh;s 10 aSding 800 worth of